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Discover the beauty and diversity of Earth's landscapes with this comprehensive guide to landforms and waterbodies. From majestic valleys and towering plateaus to tranquil lakes and winding rivers, learn about the various features that shape our planet.
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Landforms 101 • Landforms are categorized by ______, changes in elevation. • relief
Landforms 101 • A piece of land surrounded entirely by water. • Island
Landforms 101 • A narrow neck of land connecting two larger pieces of land. • Isthmus
Landforms 101 • A long narrow valley between cliffs often with a stream flowing through it. • Canyon
Landforms 101 • A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides. • Peninsula
Landforms 101 • An area of flat land elevated above the surrounding land. • Plateau
Landforms 101 • A group or chain of islands. • Archipelago
Landforms 101 • Low land between hills or mountains. • Valley
Landforms 101 • A broad, flat area with few changes in the landscape. • Plain
Landforms 101 • A long, inland cliff or steep slope. • Escarpment
Landforms 101 • A hollow or bowl shaped depression in the earth. • Basin
Landforms 101 • Land built up by deposits at the mouth of a river. • Delta
Landforms 101 • One of the Earth’s large bodies of land • Continent
Landforms 101 • Land that is directly next to a sea or ocean. • Coast
Landforms 101 • A point of land jutting out into a body of water. • Cape
Waterbodies 101 • An inland body of water larger than a pond or pool. • Lake
Waterbodies 101 • A natural stream of water larger than a creek. • River
Waterbodies 101 • A narrow waterway connecting two larger bodies of water. • Strait
Waterbodies 101 • A glacial valley flooded with seawater. • Fjord
Waterbodies 101 • A river that empties into another river • Tributary
Waterbodies 101 • A waterbody surrounded on three sides by land • Bay
Waterbodies 101 • The place where a river empties into a sea or ocean. • Mouth
Waterbodies 101 • A narrow opening into the coastline of a sea, ocean, or river. • Inlet